Profboard Sheet Holder - Table 29 x 49 Stainless

A: Storing sheets upright and separated where there is no suitable wall to mount to. Same function as the wall holders, different mounting.

A: More often than customers expect. Island benches, mobile prep stations, glass or tiled walls that should not be drilled, and leased premises where fixing to walls is not permitted.

A: It trades bench space for flexibility. A wall holder uses no working surface; this one does. Where bench space is the scarce resource, the wall version is better if a wall is available.

A: Mobility. It moves with the station, which suits kitchens that reconfigure, outside catering and anywhere the prep point is not fixed.

A: It shares the same 29 x 49cm format. Confirm the customer's sheet sizes against it before ordering, as with any holder in this range.

A: Because stacked damp sheets do not dry between the layers. Standing them apart is what keeps a washed sheet actually clean until it is next used.

A: It is stainless and free standing, so it should be sited where it will not be knocked rather than in a traffic path. That is a placement question worth raising at the point of sale.

A: Caterers, mobile setups, kitchens that are not permitted to drill, and any site where the prep point moves. A smaller market than the wall holders, but a well defined one.

A: Ask where the sheets will live before quoting either. It is one question and it decides the product, and it is the question that prevents the return.

A: A customer who has bought colour-coded sheets has bought a separation system. Sheets in a drawer defeat it, because nobody can see which colour they are taking.